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I expect you'd find the same dynamics despite adding some positive externalities to the transactions. Depending on how large those externalities are. The nice t
by msellout 11y ago
I expect you'd find the same dynamics despite adding some positive externalities to the transactions. Depending on how large those externalities are. The nice thing about this example is the code is there for you to modify and test your theories.
A good simulation tries to pare down the system, not getting distracted by other mechanisms that don't change the basic dynamics. For example, it'd be more realistic if the transactions were partially parallelized, but that wouldn't change the analysis much.
- eru 11y agoPlease be careful: `positive externalities' are not the same thing as a `non-zero sum game'.